[Masterer]

Good advice.

Originally Posted by Kenny Gioia

Not to knock any of these "companies" but I would highly recommend hiring a "mixer" rather than a company.

Any good mixer builds up their name based on their credits.

Hiring a company sounds too general to me. Who's mixing it? The interns?

Even when I hire one of the top Mastering houses in the world, Sterling Sound, I still hire one of the mastering engineers specifically. I don't just give it to the company.

Good luck.